Formula E recently returned to Miami, evolving significantly from its initial chaotic event a decade ago. The race was held at a mid-sized oval track in Homestead, diverging from the traditional city-center street settings. Despite improvements in racing speed and technicality, the event prioritized VIP experiences over general attendance. While it aims to attract a broader international audience through recognizable locations like Miami, many local fans feel marginalized. The event reflects Formula E's attempts to balance appealing to its core demographics while still enticing newcomers globally.
Formula E has begun to branch out from its original diet of racing exclusively on temporary city center street tracks, visiting locations like Portland and Miami.
Despite the bucolic charm of PIR and its local fanbase, the majority of Formula E's audience remains international, making venues like Miami more appealing.
While the few thousand that attended Saturday's race were aware of their location's disconnect with Miami's image, VIP access remains a priority for Formula E.
Over the years, Formula E has evolved significantly from its chaotic beginnings, showcasing improved racing quality and technical advancements, yet prioritizing a VIP experience.
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